C. Rivera (Mexico), Folk Art Owl, ceramic

C. Rivera, Mexican folk art owl, having painted classical motif, glazed ceramic 14.5"h x 15"w x 6.5"d Provenance: Property from the Northrup Ranch (Pipe Creek, TX) We happily provide seamless shipp

(lot of 2) Tonala folk art pottery owl figures, Mexico, 20th c., including: (1) large owl with foliate, snake, and bird motifs, approx 16"h, 13"w, 11.5"d, (1) owl with head turned, signed underfoot Ji

Folk Art pottery figure, La Virgen de Guadalupe (Our Lady of Guadalupe), Mexico, 20th c., standing on crescent moon, approx 24.5"h, 16"w, 6"d, 15.25lbs **Provenance: From the estate of Dr. Jill Mutsch

Folk art carved wood alebrije figure, Owl, signed L. Pablo (Luis Pablo, Oaxaca, Mexico, 20th c.), painted geometric designs, approx 12.75"h, 12.25"l, 8.5"w, accompanied by a small framed print depicti

Native American Tonala Folk Art figurine, squirrel with 'Tonala flower' painted on his chest. Handmade pottery, hand painted and signed by L. Rivera, Mexico, 1970's. The figurine is c.4" [9.7cm]tall t

Mexican folk art double sided figure, in the manner of Teodora Blanco (20th C., Oaxaca, Mexico), unglazed ceramic, depicting a death scene with two candleholders on one side, a devil on the other hei

Two large Mexican folk art ceramic figurines, penguin and owl, made in the Tonala (Jalisco) tradition, with hand-painted nature motifs, marked "Tonala Jal. Mexico" height 19 in. x width 9 in.

Includes two ceramic cows marked MMA-TBM (Metropolitan Museum of Art, Bull Pueblo Folk Art), two owls marked Japan, large owl marked Mexico, Peruvian carved bird and cat with Owen Crafts Ireland label

Donated By: Musack.org New World, Mexico, ca. 20th century CE. A fun piece of ceramic folk art depicting a bandstand populated by five mariachi band members and brightly painted. Around the top, attac

Folk art Mexican origin hand painted ceramic sculpture by Xochipilli, Mexico. Modeled in the style of Sergio Bustamante. Depicts owlets / baby owls hatching from a large egg, one surmounted atop. Semi

(Mid 20th C.) Colorfully painted and glazed ceramic with 3 dancing steer with birds on hats, having "Mexico" painted on bottom of base, approximate height 10", width 8", depth 2 3/4".

(Early-Mid 20th C.) Colorfully painted and glazed ceramic with 3 stacked acrobats riding donkey, having "Mexico" painted on left hip of donkey, approximate height 11 3/4", width 8 3/4", depth 4 1/2".

(Mid 20th C.) Colorfully painted and glazed ceramic with 3 dancing rams with birds on hats, having "Mexico" painted along side of rear ram, approximate height 8 1/8", width 7 3/4", depth 2 3/4".

(Mid 20th C.) Colorfully painted and glazed ceramic with flowers and birds, having "Mexico" painted on rear of 1 candlestick, approximate height 8 1/2", width 5 1/2", depth 4".

Mexican Folk Art painted pottery sculpture, Robed Figure, likely la Virgen de Guadalupe, signed BRM near base, having applied vines, flowers, and figural accents, hands raised to carry water jug, with

Jeanne Valentine, Mexico, Carved Wood Folk Art OWL Sculpture Original Patina. Has Label. size: 16 x 12

Artist designed, original handcrafted contemporary art jewelry. Measurements of Necklace Total Length- 17" (including chain) Measurements of the cat face. Wide- 2 1/4" Tall- 3" This am

Hand painted ceramic made figure of an owl with folk art floral patterns throughout. Approx 5.5 inches tall and 6 inches long Evident loss to ear of owl and repairs to legs. Ceramic folk art owl figur

C. 1900 hardwood folk art owl whirligig. 6 1/2" Ht.. On wood log base.

13 3/8" tall. 7 1/2" diameter. Neat old folk art carving. Most likely Mexican in origin.

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Ceramic Black Owl Measurements Height- 9 1/2" Wide-7" Deep- 6" This stunning black owl was hand made by Eusebio Mateos Ortega. This gorgeous owl was incised with beautiful designs, such as flowers and

19th c. San Ysidro Labrador Bulto (New Mexico) Folk Art Wood Carving Dimensions: 18 1/8 x 8 1/2 x 5 3/4 inches Lot Essay: San Ysidro/Isidro Bulto in wood Nicho/Creche. San Ysidro is the patron saint o

(lot of 2) Tonala folk art pottery, Mexico, 20th c., including: (1) ewer pitcher, decorated with bird and rabbit motifs, approx 14"h, 9"w, 3.5"d, (1) duck figure, with painted bird on back, small rest